Titlebook: A Billion Trips a Day; Tradition and Transi Ilan Salomon,Piet Bovy,Jean-Pierre Orfeuil Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1993

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Advances in Science, Technology & Innovationr pollution and a myriad of safety hazards. Nevertheless, as individuals and as societies, they are willing to do that, in order to get to work, shopping or leisure activities, and to support the productive and consumptive life-styles they lead.

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Advances in Natural Language Processing. Determining this level has proven to be one of the most difficult research problems (Figure 6.1). For instance, in the U.S., where motorization started much earlier than in Europe, the ‘natural’ saturation levels have been passed repeatedly.

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Haithem Afli,Lo?c Barrault,Holger Schwenk efficiency, equity and environmental considerations. In large cities the first objective is often the dimensioning factor for the peak supply. The task is to compete with and supplement the private car mode in congested networks. Distributional equity is the reason for offering a more basic supply between peak periods and at weekends.

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Advances in Science, Technology & InnovationWhat makes Europe unique in comparison to the United States of America and to Japan, is its diversity. Many different languages are spoken; many forms of spatial organizations (centralized and federated forms), different levels of economic development and different cultures.

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